I’ve seen insurgencies up close — and anti-ICE actions look eerily familiar

[j-mac]

What outrage? I'm complimenting the MAGAt Good Germans' open obedience to their Fuhrer. It's refreshing. No more pretending about freedom.

They never gave the war criminal Obama the same adulation as they give the war criminal Chump.

Not all Americans are equal in their eyes.

What a crock of shit...You seem unhappy in America.

 

[j-mac]

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Be fair, Good Germans support and excuse an authoritarian fascist state that demonises outsiders non-Good Germans.

What is he missing?

You wouldn't know a true Fascist state if it bit you in the ass....You sound like one of the mentally ill, easily led leftists morons...

 

[cnm]

What a crock of shit...You seem unhappy in America.

I imagine I would be. I thank gawd every day for her generosity to me in the birth lottery.

I'm pointing and laughing now the fig leaf has fallen off the fascist nation.

Ewww.

 

[cnm]

You wouldn't know a true Fascist state if it bit you in the ass

Let's see; the melding of government and corporations; extreme nationalism; obedience to the state; minorities demonised; a cult of personality.

You have an awful lot of Good Germans.

Btw, you didn't say what was missing from the fascist state.

 

[cnm]

Good Germans pretend executing disarmed citizens by shooting them in the back, on the ground, is civil policing.

 

[scruffy]

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The one on the left is the cvnt that funded BLM. She's personally responsible for the financial conduit.

 

[JoeB131]

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You saying the same about Clinton?

Well, not really comprable.

First, no one was hurt in their attempted bombing of the Capitol

Second, Charges against Rosenberg were dropped in relation to the Capitol bombing. Evans involvement was equally unclear, although she was convicted.

Third, he commuted their sentences, not pardoned them. Which means they were still guilty in the eyes of the law, but they had served enough time for a crime where no one was killed.

Fourth, during their nearly decade in prison (including time in conditions a Federal Judge declared inhumane) they were involved in exemplary public service work with other inmates.

Fifth, you are conflating the 1971 incident and the 1983 incident.

Sixth, a lot had come to light since then about how the FBI had outright encouraged the Weather Underground and other radicals to commit violent acts, which is why so many operations attributed to them were eventually dismissed.

 

[JoeB131]

It's getting clearer all the time now, that we are never going to be able to get along with these people. We need to consider new options.

If we leave it to them, America will no longer exist. They will flood the country with third-worlders in order to destroy everything that has always made America the world's strongest most powerful nation. We have always excelled at capitalism, and we need to preserve our system and culture.

Uh, guy, every generation has had some bigot like you who has screamed about immigrants.

160 years ago, it was the Irish.
130 years ago, it was the Chinese.
100 years ago, it was the Italians and Germans
50 years ago, it was the Poles and Mexicans
Today, it's the Venezuelans, Haitians, and Somalis

 

[dudmuck]

Seek help.

Unless obedience to the Constitution and rule of law is somehow adherence to some Nazi thing in your head, then seek help.

It is NOT fascist to enforce the law.

 

[Lockback]

I’ve seen insurgencies up close — and anti-ICE actions look eerily familiar​

I’ve seen insurgencies up close — and anti-ICE actions look eerily familiar

As a career FBI official who specialized in countering nefarious networks both at home and abroad, anti-ICE protesters in Minneapolis are following the same playbook.

nypost.com

2 Feb 2026 ~~ By James A. Gagliano

Americans remain bitterly divided over the chaos that’s engulfed Minneapolis as President Donald Trump seeks to deport illegal-immigrant criminals.
Some see the protesters thwarting the enforcement of immigration law as “protecting friends and neighbors” — a form of righteous vigilantism.
Others contend Trump’s efforts are legal and necessary — despite the tragic deaths of two civilians who unlawfully interfered with federal enforcement action.
The tactics and behavior of Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are under deserved scrutiny in the cases of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
But what about the anti-ICE provocateurs, agitators and instigators hell-bent on disrupting and impeding immigration enforcement?
Just how do they “spontaneously” materialize en masse to scream profanities, blast whistles and block official vehicles?
On Saturday, The Post revealed a piece of that puzzle with leaked data from an operation calling itself the “Community of Service.”
The group, led by a cadre of dispatchers, uses the secure messaging app Signal and the business-focused scheduling program AirTable to track ICE activity, schedule volunteer patrollers and spy on the license plates of suspected DHS vehicles in one sector of Minneapolis.
Dispatchers and patrollers working in round-the-clock shifts can quickly rouse members to the site of any ICE action with emoji-coded text messages.
And “Community of Service” appears to be just one of many separate anti-ICE cells taking part in these disturbances, all of them covering their electronic tracks and using aliases to shield their identities.

These are criminals, not protesters​

As a career FBI official who specialized in detecting and countering nefarious networks both at home and abroad, it’s all eerily familiar.
When I deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, I saw similar spotter tactics employed by any number of guerilla groups who communicated via handheld radios to initiate IEDs on roadways traveled by American troops.
The organized crime outfits and narco-traffickers I pursued during my 25-year FBI career sought to protect themselves with tactics much like those of “Community of Service,” operating in separate cells so that compromising one wouldn’t expose the rest.
~Snip~
Former CIA senior operations officer Rick de la Torre told FOX News Digital last week that the Minneapolis protests strongly resemble the insurgencies outlined in official US Army and CIA manuals — “decentralized movements” embedded among civilians that wield propaganda to “exploit triggering events,” prioritize rapid communications and focus on “persistent surveillance” of their foes.
No wonder FBI Director Kash Patel announced last week that his agency would be examining anti-ICE encrypted group chats on Signal to determine if users “broke the law” or “incited violence.”
Of course, opponents argue this is overreach.
~Snip~
Expect more of these state-sanctioned insurgency tactics to be unleashed when the enforcement of America’s immigration laws comes to a sanctuary city near you.


Commentary:
We have entered the Second Civil War and once again it's the Leftist Democrats now ideologically Marxist Socialists.
Jan 6th, 2021 was nothing compared to the Left orchestrating this anti-ICE protest. These folks are attending how-to classes and are being paid to disrupt anything that Trump is doing. They are using whistles which are high pitched and will raise a human's cortisol level which puts them into a state of anxiety.
Biden was wrong when he claimed that Trump and MAGA are our to destroy this country. It's the Democrats and their acceptance of Marxist Socialist Communism. They're doing it now.
Trump should federalize the Minnesota Nat'l Guard, back them up with the 82nd Airborne and start arresting these so called protesters that are being paid for their violence a mayhem.

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Anybody with an IQ over that of a container of cottage cheese knows what's going on. It's to obvious. So clear. Anybody who's studied history can figure it out very quickly.

 

[Lockback]

Uh, guy, every generation has had some bigot like you who has screamed about immigrants.

160 years ago, it was the Irish.
130 years ago, it was the Chinese.
100 years ago, it was the Italians and Germans
50 years ago, it was the Poles and Mexicans
Today, it's the Venezuelans, Haitians, and Somalis

Guess what?
I put you on Ignore but then thought, "No. That asshole needs me to straighten his stupid thinking out."
So here I am again.
And you're still being stupid. I mean, monumentally stupid.
Because you think everything from a cup of coffee to a bull terrier dog is "racist".
What we're talking about here isn't race. Or immigrants.
What we're talking about, numbnuts, is ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS WHO ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE HERE.

Okay?

Got that?

 

[cnm]

Uh, guy, every generation has had some bigot like you who has screamed about immigrants.

160 years ago, it was the Irish.
130 years ago, it was the Chinese.
100 years ago, it was the Italians and Germans
50 years ago, it was the Poles and Mexicans
Today, it's the Venezuelans, Haitians, and Somalis

The bigots are always with us.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

Uh, guy, every generation has had some bigot like you who has screamed about immigrants.

160 years ago, it was the Irish.
130 years ago, it was the Chinese.
100 years ago, it was the Italians and Germans
50 years ago, it was the Poles and Mexicans
Today, it's the Venezuelans, Haitians, and Somalis

Go let em into your house, unvetted. Come on, don't be a bigot.

 

[Lockback]

The bigots are always with us.

You would know. The biggest bigots in America are the liberals and leftists.

 

[Darkwind]

Nice meme. We call them lies.

 

[Kruska]

I’ve seen insurgencies up close — and .....​

Me too:

 

[dudmuck]

Nice meme. We call them lies.

 

[scruffy]

Me too:

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You were there?

 

[jknowgood]

Well, not really comprable.

First, no one was hurt in their attempted bombing of the Capitol

Second, Charges against Rosenberg were dropped in relation to the Capitol bombing. Evans involvement was equally unclear, although she was convicted.

Third, he commuted their sentences, not pardoned them. Which means they were still guilty in the eyes of the law, but they had served enough time for a crime where no one was killed.

Fourth, during their nearly decade in prison (including time in conditions a Federal Judge declared inhumane) they were involved in exemplary public service work with other inmates.

Fifth, you are conflating the 1971 incident and the 1983 incident.

Sixth, a lot had come to light since then about how the FBI had outright encouraged the Weather Underground and other radicals to commit violent acts, which is why so many operations attributed to them were eventually dismissed.

But they bombed the capital? Yes or no?

 

[Kruska]

But they bombed the capital? Yes or no?

In 1971 - NO